Below is an index of students of Empire State University. All characters exist on Earth-616 unless otherwise stated.
Student Body[]
| Character | Seen attending | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current Students | ||||
| Neal Aiken | Spider-Man #76 | Student tutored by Peter Parker | ||
| Amber | Chamber #1 | |||
| Axel Asher | DC vs. Marvel #1 | |||
| Kyle Barker | Doc Samson #1 | |||
| Adam Blackwell | ||||
| Jacob Bolt | Marvel Team-Up #3 | |||
| Krysta Brown | ||||
| Shelly Conklin | Starbrand & Nightmask #2 | |||
| Kevin Connor | ||||
| Roger "Caps" Cooper | Nova #1 | Classmate and college roommate of Richard Rider; Nephew of Megaman; he is aware of Richard Rider's alter ego | ||
| Anya Corazon | Edge of Spider-Verse (Vol. 2) #1 | Secretly the superheroine Araña | ||
| Brad Davis | Amazing Spider-Man #188 | former star quarterback, dated Mary Jane Watson | ||
| Delilah "Dee Dee" Dearborn | Doc Samson #1 | Mutated by Empire State University's experimental particle accelerator | ||
| Max Devreaux | Emma Frost #13 | Briefly dated Emma Frost, forced to assault her by Astrid Bloom, suspended | ||
| Bernie Dillon | Nova #1 | Roommate of Richard Rider, employed at Marvel Burger, aware of Nova's secret identity | ||
| Eugene | Venom: Dark Origin #1 | Student at Empire State University, acquaintance of Eddie Brock | ||
| Harvey K. Farber | Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #44 | |||
| Holly Gillis | Spectacular Spider-Man Vol 2, #18 | Former Empire State University art student, she formerly dated Hector Ayala | ||
| Doreen Green | Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #1 | Secretly the superheroine Squirrel Girl | ||
| Imani Green | ||||
| Cedric Harrison | Starbrand & Nightmask #2 | |||
| Lillian Hsu | Marvel Comics Presents #127 | |||
| Kai | Emma Frost #14 | |||
| Kenny Kong | Starbrand & Nightmask #1 | |||
| Kowalski Twins | Chamber #1 | Sought to promote peaceful relationships between humans and mutants, made up of both, several killed when Alex's powers exploded out of control | ||
| Mr. Landsfield | Marvel Comics Presents #127 | dozed off in the classroom of Peregrin Took, who cast frightening illusions into his mind | ||
| Tomas Lara-Perez | Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #1 | Secretly the superhero Chipmunk Hunk | ||
| Ledge | Defenders #51 | Badly beaten by Lunatik when he tried to come to Valkyrie's aid, friend of Dollar Bill | ||
| Les | Amazing Spider-Man #334 | |||
| Abby Levin | Spider-Man #75 | |||
| Daisy Linch | Spider-Man: A Chemical Romance #1 | One of the worst chemistry student of the University | ||
| Gigi Martin | Chamber #1 | Sought to promote peaceful relationships between humans and mutants, made up of both, several killed when Alex's powers exploded out of control | ||
| Christie McDermott | Emma Frost #13 | of Jack and Jill, former roommate of Emma Frost, briefly dated Ian Kendall, assaulted by him while he was controlled by Emma Frost, pressed charges against him, but forced to act like she was psycho/obsessed with him by Emma to clear Ian | ||
| Susan Monaghan | Spider-Man: A Chemical Romance #1 | One of the worst chemistry student of the University | ||
| Bridget O'Neil | Fantastic Four #366 | archeology student at Empire State University, acquaintance of Human Torch (Storm) | ||
| Paul | Marvel Team-Up #3 | Student at Empire State University, acquaintance of Jacob Bolt | ||
| Rappaport | Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #6 | Freshman student at Empire State University, acquaintance of Ryan | ||
| Maria de Guadalupe Santiago | Avengers (Vol. 3) #8 | |||
| Shannon | Emma Frost #14 | |||
| Ken Shiga | Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #6 | Secretly the superhero Koi Boi, Chipmunk Hunk's partner | ||
| Sholly | Amazing Spider-Man #318 | Acquaintance of Peter Parker | ||
| Gwen Stacy | Ghost-Spider #1 | Earth-65 counterpart of Gwen Stacy, but attending ESU in the Prime Marvel Universe. Moonlights as the interdimensional superhero Ghost-Spider. | ||
| Sylvia | Amazing Spider-Man #337 | |||
| Robin Vega | Spider-Man #82 | |||
| Trey West | ||||
| Nancy Whitehead | Unbeatable Squirrel Girl #1 | Doreen Green's roommate | ||
| Shantal Wilsk | Amazing Spider-Man #427 | Friend of Mary Jane Watson-Parker | ||
| Former Students | ||||
| Alex | ||||
| Vance Astrovik | Justice, mutant member of Avengers and New Warriors | |||
| Hector Ayala | Mystic martial artist White Tiger | |||
| Basenji | Excalibur #53 | member of the Litter | ||
| Astrid Bloom | Emma Frost #13 | Manipulated her own sister to kill their parents after they began neglecting her; manipulated Emma Frost to turn her against humanity. | ||
| Brian Braddock | The British champion Captain Britain. Was a brief exchange student. | |||
| Meredith Campbell | Amazing Spider-Man #425 | Acquaintance of Phil Urich. | ||
| Monte Devlin | Excalibur #53 | member of the Litter | ||
| Clemence Duval | Excalibur #53 | Poodle, member of the Litter | ||
| Aaron English | Defenders #51 | Dollar Bill, TV producer, attempted to make documentary about Defenders, former roommate of Harrison Turk, later had own cable access show | ||
| Emma Frost | Emma Frost #13 | former mutant co-leader of the X-Men, White Queen of the Hellfire Club and headmistress of the Massachusetts Academy | ||
| Jonathan Gallo | Ricochet, member of Excelsior; former member of Slingers | |||
| Ritchie Gilmore | Prodigy, former leader of the Initiative and the Slingers | |||
| Melissa Gold | Songbird, member of the S.H.I.E.L.D., former member of the New Avengers and Thunderbolts; she began her career as the criminal Screaming Mimi, member of the Grapplers and Masters of Evil | |||
| Kirk | ||||
| Eddie McDonough | Hornet, deceased member of the Slingers | |||
| Harry Osborn | Son of Norman Osborn, one of the best friends of Peter Parker, for a short time he was the Green Goblin both like a deranged criminal and as a hero | |||
| Namorita Prentiss | Also known as Kymaera, Atlantean daughter of Namora, cousin of Namor and former member of the New Warriors | |||
| Jan Radar | Excalibur #53 | Dane, the leader of the Litter | ||
| Richard Rider | Nova, the original hero former member of the New Warriors | |||
| Ryan | Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #6 | Freshman student ad Empire State University, he formerly dated Felicia Hardy, killed during a drunk driving accident | ||
| Greg Salinger | Mercenary member of the Mercs for Money and former deranged mercenary Foolkiller | |||
| Cassie St. Commons | Former member of Slingers | |||
| Gwen Stacy | The first true love life of Peter Parker, she was killed by Green Goblin | |||
| Jonothon Evan Starsmore | Chamber #1 | The British mutant Chamber, former member of X-Men, New Warriors, Weapon X and Generation X | ||
| Jonathan "Johnny" Storm | The Human Torch, member of the Fantastic Four | |||
| Eugene "Flash" Thompson | The space-faring hero Venom, merged with the symbiote Klyntar, one of the best friends of Peter Parker and his High School nemesis | |||
| Phil Urich | Nephew of the Daily Bugle star reporter Ben Urich and the current infamous Goblin King | |||
| Valkyrie | The Asgardian Valkyrie, former member of the Defenders | |||
| Walter | Chamber #1 | Chamber's roommate; on exchange program with the X-Mansion | ||
| Mary Jane Watson | Actress and fashion model, former wife of Peter Parker | |||
| Kevin Wilson | Excalibur #53 | Pitbull, member of the Litter | ||
| Graduate Students | ||||
| Anne-Marie Baker | ||||
| Dr. Bradley Bolton | Amazing Spider-Man #155 | Co-creator of the WHO computer; sacrificed life protecting daughter from Paine, who wanted information on WHO | ||
| Phillip Chang | Amazing Spider-Man #184 | Took vow of peace, assaulted by White Dragon. Skilled Martial Artist | ||
| Chip | Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25 | Partnered with Ethan in agro-lab, attempted to develop plant growth accelerator, slain by Carnage | ||
| Benjamin J. Grimm | The Thing of the Fantastic Four | |||
| Ethan | Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25 | Agro-Lab, partnered with Chip in project to accelerate plant growth | ||
| Roger Hochberg | Amazing Spider-Man #223 | Friend of Peter Parker, dated Mia Carrera, encountered Red Ghost and Super-Apes | ||
| Steve Hopkins | Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #30 | with Peter Parker, biophysics major, practical joker | ||
| Marcy Kane | Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #32 | (Kaina) - Contraxian, posed as science grad student at Empire State University, former lover of Jack of Hearts, friend + co-worker of Peter Parker | ||
| Mary Kelleher | Amazing Spider-Man '97 #1 | Plant physiology | ||
| Chip Martin | Peter Parker, The Spectacular Spider-Man #36 | Schizoid Man | ||
| Carlos Munoz | Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25 | Assisted in Nuform experiments for Roxxon | ||
| Peter Parker | Amazing Spider-Man (Vol. 5) #25 | |||
| Reed Richards | ||||
| Paul Stacy | ||||
| Victor von Doom | ||||
Minor Students[]
Current[]
Chip[]
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25, Amazing Spider-Man #361
Partnered with Ethan in agro-lab, attempted to develop plant growth accelerator.[1] |
Chris[]
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Appearances: Extraordinary X-Men #1, Extraordinary X-Men #2
Chris was a college friend of Jean Grey and kissed her but soon after he discovered that she was a mutant and he was disgusted.[3] |
Ethan[]
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25
Mentioned: Amazing Spider-Man #361 Agro-Lab researcher, partnered with Chip in project to accelerate plant growth.[1] |
Eugene[]
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Appearances: Venom: Dark Origin #1
Eugene was confronted by Eddie Brock.[4] |
Kai[]
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Appearances: Emma Frost #14
During a lecture in the class of Prof. Mason, Kai poses the question of whether the mutant should be allowed to attend school with normal kids.[5] |
Landsfield[]
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Appearances: Marvel Comics Presents #127
During the Asian philosophy lesson, Landsfield was awakened by nightmares induced by magic by Professor Peregrin Took[6] |
Les[]
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #334
Like most students, Les gushed over Iron Man when he came to the ESU to deliver an integrated reciprocator.[7] |
Lula[]
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Appearances: Marc Spector: Moon Knight #10
Lula entered the Empire State University because her parents could afford the enrollment costs; but her grades were sub-par and she feared she'd fail, spoiling her parents' sacrifice. Overwhelmed, Lula decided to commit suicide by jumping from a skyscraper during the Acts of Vengeance; but mid-fall, she unsconciously called for help and was rescued by the Moon Knight. Fearing a relapse of her self-destructive tendencies, the Knight watched over Lula for a while, and then left her with the firefighters while she helped save more people. The Knight's actions shocked Lula and made her cry.[8] |
Paul[]
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Appearances: Marvel Team-Up #3
Paul witnessed both Spider-Man and the Human Torch on ESU campus.[9] |
Rappaport[]
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Appearances: Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #6
A drunken Rappaport nearly raped Felicia Hardy in a bathroom during a party, but was stopped by Ryan.[10] |
Ryan[]
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Appearances: Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #6
Freshman student Ryan saved Felicia Hardy from being nearly raped by Rappaport in a bathroom. Felicia and Ryan became close friends, spending most of their time together until one night Ryan demanded that it was time for their relationship to become physical. Felicia's protests were in vain. A few months later, Ryan was killed during a drunk driving accident.[10] |
Shannon[]
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Appearances: Emma Frost #14
She intervenes in the discussion in the class of Prof. Mason if the mutants should be allowed to attend school along with the normal kids.[5] |
Sholly[]
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #318
Sholly invited Peter Parker to a demonstration against General Musgrave's peace medal award ceremony in Brooklyn.[11] |
Sylvia[]
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Appearances: Amazing Spider-Man #337
Sylvia, impressed by the hole left by Mysterio after the fight with Spider-Man, was told that a greater battle was going on at Governors Island.[12] |
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Amazing Spider-Man Annual #25
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #361
- ↑ Extraordinary X-Men #1–2
- ↑ Venom: Dark Origin #1
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Emma Frost #14
- ↑ Marvel Comics Presents #127
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #334
- ↑ Marc Spector: Moon Knight #10
- ↑ Marvel Team-Up #3
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 Spider-Man/Black Cat: The Evil That Men Do #6
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #318
- ↑ Amazing Spider-Man #337